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carno - The very first script in this thread is just the function (without a GUI or any other interface), which you can call and invoke your own function that simply shows a MsgBox as you would like. The example script with a GUI that follows is just that — an example. The function describes how to...

Since the routine itself is causing the clipboard to change, it is indeed causing a loop. The solution is to temporarily turn off OnClipboardChange as shown below. Also, non-deprecated versions of OnClipboardChange and StrReplace should be used, as is done here. #Persistent OnClipboardChange("Replac...

They are not getElementByClassName and getElementByTagName. They are getElementsByClassName and getElementsByTagName, each will return an array, the first element being (for example) getElementsByTagName("query")[0]. (however query doesn’t look to be a tag name in your html)

You removed Global from the function, so unless you’ve made the variable Wise a global variable somewhere else in your script, the function wouldn’t know its value. Are you sure you checked its value in the new function?

Yes, both the window ID (also known as the window handle or HWND), which is used with ahk_id , and the process ID, used with ahk_pid , change every time. (Note that ahk_ip is not correct for either of them.) That doesn’t mean they’re not useful. You just don’t hard code in the values into your scrip...

You have ahk_ip instead of ahk_id in your script, but more importantly, the window ID is different every time the window is created, so getting the ID and putting that in your script will not be able to identify that window the next time you run that program. Also, your ControlClick by location synt...

It depends on the details of the dialog box. Are there currently any other keyboard shortcuts associated with dismissing the dialog box that could be mapped to your desired shortcut? Is there a control associated with the OK button revealed by the Window Spy tool? If so, you may be able to use Contr...

Precede that with #IfWinActive followed by the title designation for the dialog box window.

You can see the values for all the PowerPoint constants here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/developer/office-2003/aa211582(v=office.11)

TF.ahk simply uses StringReplace to count the number of replacements (below). There is nothing with a \D that would change that. In fact, there is no \D option anywhere in TF.ahk that I can see. Where did you get that? TF_Count(String, Char) { StringReplace, String, String, %Char%,, UseErrorLevel Re...

The + symbol is only used for the Shift key when used as a modifier such as +{MButton down} (note that it appears before the opening brace of the key it is modifying if the key requires braces, not inside the braces). In this case, you don’t want to use it as a modifier since you want to have it hel...

Perhaps this is the issue: If a script other than the one executing SendInput has a low-level keyboard hook installed, SendInput automatically reverts to SendEvent (or SendPlay if SendMode InputThenPlay is in effect). This is done because the presence of an external hook disables all of SendInput's ...

Without having to know in advance how many results there are and without limiting the number of possible results: TestText := "hi $my name $is Chad, how are $you today" s := 1 while f := RegExMatch(TestText, "(?<=\$)\w+", m, s) TextOut .= m "`n", s:= f + StrLen(m) MsgBox, % TextOut Could assign the ...

No problem. You can just make the function round it so you just simply call the function, like this: MsgBox, % Combinations(45, 5) return Combinations(n, k) { return Round(NFactDivNMinKFact(n, k) / Factorial(k)) } Factorial(n) { return n < 3 ? n : n * Factorial(n - 1) } NFactDivNMinKFact(n, k) { f :...

The function for factorial itself is indeed short. The problem is you can't just simply calculate the factorial of everything because the numbers get too large. However, we can take advantage of a lot of canceling in the fraction (e.g., 45! / 40! = 45 x 44 x 43 x 42 x 41) to keep the numbers smaller...

I always wondered how to protect my scripts from Salma Hayek.

Rohwedder wrote: ↑

19 Jan 2021, 07:35

Hallo,
try: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Sleep.htm

Perfect!

Just use `n for a new line:

Use Cancel instead of Destroy.

It appears your path has commas in it, so I think you’re looking to do this (force an expression so you can use a quoted string):